Saturday, December 9, 2023
Who we Are!
- The United States is facing condemnation after it vetoed a UN Security Council resolution Friday calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. MSF said the US "stands alone in casting its vote against humanity."
- Thirteen countries voted in favor. After the vote, the US said the resolution was "divorced from reality" and "would simply leave Hamas in place.
- On the ground in Gaza, an intense Israeli operation continues. One hospital in central Gaza said more than 70 fatalities had arrived in 24 hours. Israel's military is fighting in Khan Younis, which it calls the "main stronghold" of Hamas.
- The Word "Hamas" or as Netanyahu call it "Khamas" is an excuse for this massive civilians killing.
- Would the West, democracy, freedom, and human rights advocates, the Allies, agree on prolonging this human massacre?
Friday, December 8, 2023
School..
On 7 October, the day Hamas attacked Israel and the country began bombarding Gaza, the superintendent of the Los Angeles unified school district posted on social media: “We stand with Israel.”
Weeks later, the teachers’ union in Oakland, California, issued a statement. “The Israeli government created an apartheid state,” it read. “We unequivocally condemn the 75 year long illegal military occupation of Palestine.”
Its not just California: in Massachusetts, two school district superintendents were lambasted for insufficiently calling out Hamas in the statements they issued shortly after the conflict began and a Minneapolis teachers union sparked controversy when it issued a statement calling for humanitarian aid to enter Gaza and for a boycott of Israel.
Across the US, public schools have been taking stances on the war, often leading to more division than solidarity. Just a thought.
Did you know..
Does the President of USA see the human suffering of the Palestinian?
Shame..
Thursday, December 7, 2023
Deafness..
Schumer, the highest-ranking Jewish elected official in U.S. history, in a 45-minute speech laid out how Jews have felt isolated in the last month, called out recent examples of antisemitism in the U.S., and spoke about how trauma Jews have experienced for millennia is affecting how they feel today.
Schumer is guiding the Senate as lawmakers weigh the White House’s request for military aid of $14.5 billion for Israel.